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Philip Hall to help the cap­ tain take the final score to


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comb; J. Pilling v P. Shipston; G. Leonard v G. Hindle (winner plays S. Johnson at 10-15 a.m.): M. Wensley v J. Slynn; L. Ramell


Embley; D. Lord v S. Hitchon; H.H. Moles V N. Hartley: A. Bax- endale v A. Edmondson; S. Dow- ber V J. Chatwin; C. Hope v E.


Jones. 11 a.m.: G. Parkinson v G.


Rose; N. Wilkinson v N. Throlfall; E. Leach v A. Dowber; I. Edmondson v J. Barrett: S. Barnes v B. Smith: M. Burns v C.


Massey. 2 p.m.: I. Berry v D. Bonney; T.


Hinks V S. Wood; J. Brown v P. Bonney; J. Norris v M. Joyce; G. Ramsbottom v M. Firth; G.


Terry Braithwaite added 29 invaluable runs thanks to some excellent running and


lusty blows. Wrigley was eventually


A mini-collapse ensued as Martin Davies was caught Usher followed next ball ,


, , i,. Spencer struck again to


Ainsworth helped take the total to 159 when the latter remove Holroyd first ball at D a v ies and skipper


Three balls later Ainsworth went for six, and in the next Peter Usher joined forces over David Overy and Graham Monk bagged a duck.


......... ...................... ■ But Wrigley and skipper Spencer struck again to


remove the pro, thanks to a superb running catch from substitute fielder Ian Britcliffe. Usher and Sudworth


run out for 20, leaving moved the score to 166 in to move on to 118 when


the 42nd over before the captain was caught by Braithwarte


off


Ainsworth. Sudworth followed at


180, caught by Overy off


Braithwaite. With two overs to go, and


Baxenden requiring 11 to win, Braithwaite bowled the over of his life, conced­ ing just one run and taking two wickets to level the wickets-taken tally. Ainsworth then faced the


pressure of the final over. Three runs were scored


off the first three balls, but a wide and a two off the extra ball put the visitors


back in it. However, the youngster


kept Baxenden out, as they finished on 192-9. Ribblesdale's never-say-


die attitude prevailed and they


now face


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, conquerors of Clitheroe, in the quarter-finals.


R IB B LE SD ^E


Nawaz c Clegg b Davies...... ....91 R. PalmercSudworthb Capstickll


M. Briggs c Rishton b Bulcock . 40 M. Davies c Holrpyd b Rishton....0


B. Spencer Ibw b Bulcock........ 3 A. Ainsworth c Usher b Bulcock .,6 D. Overy b Rishton...;.......0 M. Wrigley run out.................. 20 G, Monk Ibw b Rishton............. 0 T. Braithwaitc not out............. 10 P. A. Hall not out.........................2 Extras...... .........


BAXENDEN


A. Boden b Ainsworth............... 8 D. Usher b Monk....... .............. 48 M. Rishton b B. Spencer..........30 A. H o lr^ cNawazb R Spencer ...0


Davies c sub b S. Spencer........ 14 E Usher c Braithwaitc b Ainsworth44 J.SudworthcOveryb Braithwaite 20 I. Watsonc Wrigley b Brmthwmte ...7 S. Bulcock c sub b Braithwaite .2 J. Capstick not ou t ..................... 5 D. Clegg not out..........................3


Extras...................................H Total (for 9).........................192 Bowling: Nawaz 9-1-40-0; A.


Ainsworth 10-1-34-2; T. Braith­ waite 10-1-29-3; G. Monk 10-0- 34-1; B. Spencer 9-1-48-3.


Clitheroe hit for six in cup


IG -H IT T IN G former Clitheroe FC centre back


____ Russ Whalley helped dump Clitheroe CC out of the Ramsbot­


tom Cup at the weekend. The Oswaldtwistle Immanuel profes­


sional, formerly with Lancashire League Rishton, led his side to a nine-wicket vic­


tory with a fine 80 as this first round tie went into a second day due to the weather. Phil Bishop won the toss for the


locals, and chose to bat at New Lane. Andy Burns and professional Stephen


Benjamin got off to a steady start, sharing 27 in the first 14 overs before Whalley took a catch off Woods to send back Bums on 12. Mark Bolton joined the pro, and they continued to add runs at a similar rate before the former was caught behind oft Whalley for 15 at 55 in the 26th over. Benjamin and Neil Bolton put on


V R. Campbell. 10- 15 a.m.: R. Topham v C.


another 16 before the paid man was run out tor 30.


Bolton (21) followed in similar cir­ cumstances at 88.


.


Mick Dewhurst and Stephen Coulter smashed 27 in six overs, but the latter


fell to Hornsby for 10. Dewhurst (22) gave the same bowler


a return catch at 122, and only a run was added before M. Coulter (0) also fell


to Hornsby first ball. But skipper Bishop and Bibby hit


some valuable runs as they moved past


150, but the captain was bowled by Hornsby after 19 in as many balls. Bibby (11) and Neil Winckley (5) saw


out the overs to finish on 154-8. The score looked defendable, but


Immanuel made light work of it. Whalley and David Watson raced to


52 without loss in the first 10 overs, and had 94 on the board after 20 as they took the attack to Clitheroe. The pair had taken Oswaldtwistle to


the brink of victory at 130 when Whal­ ley fell to Dewhurst for 80 off 64 balls, which included seven fours and a whop­


ping six sixes. Watson and Gerard Metcalf finished


the job with little trouble, with Watson


unbeaten on 51. CLITHEROE


A. Bums c Whalley b Woods.........................2 Benjamin run out............. ..............................30 M. Bolton c Payne b Whalley.....................15 N. Bolton run out........................................... 21 M. Dewhurst c and b Hornsby....................22 S. Coulter c Dignan b Hornsby....................10 P. Bishop b Hornsby.......................................10 M. Coulter c Payne b Hornsby...................... 0 N. Bibby not ou t ............................................ 11 N. Winckley not out.........................................5 Extras....................................................... -lO Total (for 8 ) ............................................"151 Bowling: Whalley 10-2-22-1; A. Hornsby 9-


0-10-4; G. Metcalf 10-2-27-0; V. Woods 9-2-13- 1; D. Watson 10-2-44-0. OSWALDTWISTLE


Whalley c M. Coulter b Dewhurst.............. 80 D. Watson not out.......................................... 51 G. Metcalf not out.......................................... 15 Extras.........................................................H


Total (for 1 ) ..............................................158 Bowling: S. Bishop 4.1-0-25t0; N. Bibby 9-


2-33-0; M. Dewhurst 8-1-36-1; N. Bolton 8-2- 23-0; Benjamin 5-0-25-0.


Derby joy for Whalley


HE Jennings Ramsbottom Cup ciash at Station


Thomas v B. Hinks. 2- 45 p.m.: S. Gall v M. Lam­


Road was one o f those games that had a ciear winner from the outset. Starting on Saturday, end­


bert; E. Procter v G. Roberts; S. Carter v R. Duxbury: B. Ash­ worth V J. Burns: E. Gill v J. Hig- son; G. Wood v A. Tyldsley. 3 - 30 p.m.: T. Chiney v D.


Mather: C. Campbell v R. Coul- son; J. Coe v J. Howarth; C. Williams v J. Eborall; L. Burton v


K. Wells; E. Smith v C. Cornall. TABLES


First Division Antley.........................


Gt Harwood................ 5 41 Ribblesdale i\.............. 5 30 Rishton Con A ............ 5 27 Globe A....................... 4 ^4 Rushton St A............... 5 22 Whalley A................... 5 21 Burnley RdB.............. 5 18 Haslingden.................. 4 „ 17


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Salesbury A................. 5 17 Second Division P P


WaddingtonA............ 5 38 Clayton Gatty............ 5 30 Clitheroe Cricket........ 5 35 Spring Hill.................. 5 20 Come and Welcome.... 5 Free Gardeners............ 5 24 Coppice....................... b


Tliird Division


14 14


ing prematureiy because of a downpour and being complet- (jd on Sunday, Read were never realiy in it as Whalley won by 95 runs. Whalley were always in the


driving seat apart from^ a brief spell when Umar dis­ missed Mark Fallon for 11 with the score on just 22. Thereafter it was relative­


ly easy for Whalley. David Pearson and professional Graeme Knowles played sim­ ple, elementary cricket. Going along at three runs


an over, they took the score into three figures with only minor indescretions. In the 25 overs they were


together, 91 runs were added before the professional was eventually run out for 40 fol­ lowing a first class throw from Umar which shattered


20 ;


Ribblesdale B.............. 5 17 j Hurst Green A............ 5 Rishton BC................. a


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Burnley Rdi\.............. 5 29 Salesbury B................. 5 28 Whalley B................... 5 27 Sabden Black.............. 5 27 Globe B....................... 4 Castle A ...................... 5


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Leisure Hour B........... 5 41 Sydney St....................... 5 33 Immanuel....................... 5 29 Mercer Park................... a 29 Oakhill........................... 5 25 Rishton Con B ........... 5 25 Milnshaw Wanderers... 5 22 Hurst Green B................ a 10 The Grange.................... a 15 Waddington B................ 5 15


MATTHEW BROWN LADIES’ DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Craven A 5, Station 7; Royal


Oak 7, Brown Cow 5; Low Moor 3, Craven B 9; Black Bull Old Langho 8, Kings Arms 4. High scores: 138-D. Heap: 134


- M. Northover; 122 - D. McCormick: 121 - C. Hampson; 120 + 100 - J. Cowgill; 120 - K. Stone: 118- H. Jackson: 112 + 101 - D. Townsend: 101 - L. Waring: 100 - J. Johnson, M. Boyd, A. Bel-


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lanca, L. McDonald. POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Craven B 9; 2, Black Bull


Old Langho 8; 3, Station, Royal Oak 7; 5, Craven A, Brown Cow 5; 7,Kings 4; 8, Low Moor 3.


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L Pts 7 102 11 93


the stumps. At 130 professional Peter


Sleep trapped Pearson for 58. With eight overs to go,


there were visions of a big Whalley score, but for the sec­ ond time in the game Read’s bowlers put the brakes on and runs came at a premium. At 146 Redhead was


caught by Sleep oft Bardsley for 14 and Macintosh fol­ lowed without addition to the


score. Kearsley was run out, leav­


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Smith. Sleep joined Whalley and


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astrophe struck Read when Pearson took an easy catch oft O’Neill to dis­ miss Sleep and leave the


LL four o f our junior Rib- blcsdnlc League sides remain in the Lawrenson Cup after


the first round at the weekend; Kibblcsdalc Wanderers, Read, and


2d 24


Leisure Hour............... 4 24 Rushton St B.............. 5 22 Sabden Red................. 5 20


Wballey seconds all won tlieir lies, wliilc ClUhcnKt's second siring drew witli Padi- bam and must play again on Sunday,


MaySOUi. Wanderers beat straggling Rolls-Royce


seconds by seven wickets after bowling C cruised lioine.


reply in tatters at 25-3. Marsh and Bardsley then combined in a dual act of sui­ cide with the former being run out for a single. Bardsley and Parsons then


played on until rain ended the day’s proceedings. When play resumed on


Sunday, Read were in even deeper trouble as Parsons had to retire hurt having added just a single to the two runs he scored the previous day. Sam Marshall took his


place, Bardsley took the score past 50 and then was caught and bowled for 21 - the top score of the innings -


by Gorton. Umar and Marshall added


just a single, eight runs later it was 63-7 when Umar was caught behind and Longden followed just one run later when O’Neill bowled him. Swarbrick was last to go


and Whalley won at a canter. But the Station Road men


know they will face a much tougher test in the next round following a game in which


the Bamoldswick side out for 111. Dewhurst hit 52 in reply as the locals


. . Wanderers will play the eventual win­


ners of Clilbcroe's leplay with Padiham. The Chatbuni Road side made 177-8


after taking first knock, and, dramatical­ ly, that was matched exactly by the.


Arborics men. Whalley hammeral Burnley Bclvc<lcre


by nine wickets after bowling them oiit


HATBURN suffered a disappoint­ ing weekend as both teams' batting collapsed chasing gettable totals in the


league. And on Sunday the first team were knocked


out of the Wynn Cup - but not after a valiant effort.


Church Institute out for 151, but were then skittled for 56.


On Saturday, the first team bowled Skipton ,


, . And the seconds could make only 77 alter r.


Bradley had made 122. Chatburn won the toss and put Skipton m


to bat on a wet wicket. Early wickets gave the locals hope, but


everything went wrong after that. Several dropped catches and bad fielding


saw Skipton take control and reach 151. Chatburn's batting was poor, with only Andy Booth coming away with any credit


with a knock of 15 not out. In the cup against Haworth, the locals won


the toss and chose to bat on a damp wicket. Chatburn batted well, with Howard Braith­


waite (46), Ted Topham (47 not out) and Rod Booth (27) the pick as the side made 158-6. _ Richard Shovelton and Andy Booth bowled


well, and the fielding was fine, but being with­ out a fourth bowler cost the locals the upset


of the first round. Haworth won in 36 overs by three wckets.


On Saturday night the side had only eight


players, and needed three from the sccontls, and tho team did the club proud in tlie cir­


cumstances. Again, tlie seconds flattered to deceive.


Captain Gary Clarkson won the toss and


put Bradley in on a drying wicket. Cliatburn's bowling and fielding was e.xcel-


lent and some superb catclies were taken as Bradley reached 122. Clarkson took a superb


6-27 off ills 16 overs. Tlio home side's total looked witliiii reach


on a small ground. But the batting fell apart, and only Andrew Lambert scored respectably


15 77 13 76 16 71


• = one point deducted. DOMINOES P W h Pts


Oswaldtwistlc A.. 2-1 17 7 205 WhallcyA........... 2.1 13 11 87 ClithcrocB'....... 24 15 9 185 Clitheroe A*....... 24 13 11 185 Oswaldtwistle B*. 24 15 9 184 Rishton A ........... 24 11 [3 181 Baxenden A........ 24 11 13 183 Baxenden B’ ...... 24 12 12 178 Whalley B.......... 24 11 13 178 Clayton A ........... 24 12 1‘2 176 Read*................... 24 11 13169


R’lshlonB*.......... 24 8 }5 Clayton B........... 24 7 17 IdO


• = two points deducted with 36.


PEEDY young athlete Anna Griffiths exceeded her own ambi­ tions at the Lancashire Track and Field Championships at Blackpool on


Sunday. The 11-year-old Pcndle County School


pupil competed in the 200m at Under 13 level looking for a good time, and to got into


the final. She promptly boat her personal best m


tho heats to reach the final, and finished fourtli as slie pushed herself to another best


time.


Read hardly put up a fight. WHALLEY


D. Pearson Ibw Sleep..............58


M. Fallon b Umar...................H Knowles run out...................... 40 D. Redhead c Sleep b Bardsley 14


L. Kearsley run o u t ................ 14 P. Macintosh c Umar b Sleep .. 0


A. Pratt not o u t ........................ 7 J. Smith........................................


Extras...................................N Total (for 6 ) ....................... 166 Bowling: Sleep 10-4-18-2; S.


Umar 7-0-27-1; Q. Ahmed 10-0- 36-0; J. Longden 10-1-31-0; D. Parsons 4-0-14-0; G. Bardsley 7-0-


27-1. READ


T. Little c Westwood b Smith .. 0 M. Whalley b O’Neill.................5 Sleep c Pearson b O’Neill ....... 17


N. Marsh run o u t ........................1 G. Bardsley c and b Gorton ... 21 D. Parsons rtd hurt....................3 S. Marshall c Smith b Gorton.. 2 S. Umar st Westwood b Fallon 5 J. Longden b O'Neill ............... 10 P. Swarbrick c Westwood b O’Neill.....................................0


Q. Ahmed not o u t ...................... 1 Extras..................................... 6


Total ..................................... "^1 Bowling: J. Smith 7-3-10-1; D.


O’Neill 9.4-1-23-4; S. Gorton 10- 4-19-2; Knowles 10-2-11-0; M.


Fallon 3-0-7-1.


for just 70, but Read were made to swqaL After makinig 101^3, Barnoldswlcksct- ; bnds had reached 98 when the Whallcy :


Road side finally bowled them out. In the Third Division, Read .tUirdseas-;


ily beat Belvedere. Ahmed took 5-26:to ; skittle the Burnley side for 59, before tlw i locals knocked offthetargct yviUiout loss. 1;


Clithcroe thirds bcafScUle by five ;


i wickets after bowling their opponents out; for 75.


Cricket Scene


The last seven wickets fell for 12 runs as the


locals were all out for 77. Skipton Cl 151: R. Shovelton 16.5-1-49-4: A.


Booth 9-1-20-2; R. Booth 13-3-10-4; N. Cartlodge 6-


0-29-0. Chatburn 56: H. Braithwaite 0, S. Proctor 5, S.


Draycott 11, T. Topham 8. R. Shovelton 5, B. Brooks 3, R. Booth 0, J. Moore 0, N. Cartledge 2, A.


Booth 15 not out, L. B.all retired hurt '''BV;dTeri’2^-rG. ciarkso 16-2-27-6; D. Musson 10-


2-3l & o v o l t o n 6-0-15-1: G. Lambert 7-1-21-1; T. Saunders 6-2-27-1.


Chatburn 158-6: H. Braithwaite 46. S. Proctor 4, . „ t. , a


B Brooks 0, T. Topham 47 not out, R. Shovclton 8, A. Booth 7, R. Booth 27. J. Moore 7 not out. Haworth 162-7: R. Shovelton 18-5-51-1; A. Booth


15-3-68-2; R. Booth 3-0-23-0. Chatburn 2nds 77: P. Clough 5, A. Lambert 36, b.


Mercer 0, A. Bradshaw 5, G. Clarkson 9, M. Proctor 0, D. Lakin0, G. Lambert 1, T.Saunders?. L. Shov­


elton 4, D. Musson 0. C


ATHOLIC sc began their Clitheroe and District Cricket League cam­ paign with a thrilling victory over Chip­


ping A away. Chipping batted first and totalled 126-b,


and Catholic replied with 127-6 - clinching victory on tho penultiinnte ball of the match. Rimington’s Steve Burke scored an unbeat­


en fifty and team-mate John Burke chipped in with a useful knock of 46 to help the visi­ tors to a 61-run victory over Caldorstones. In the remaining matches Chatburn defeat­


ed Chipping Ramblers by six wickets and Riversiders accounted for Waddington by a


similar margin. RESULTS Rimington 136-1, Calderstones 75; Chip­


ping Ramblers 75-6, Chatburn 76-4; Chipping A 126-5, Catholic SC 127-6; Waddington 77-


8, Riverside 81-4. Anna shines! And her time of 29.9 seconds was enough


to earn National Standard Grade Three. Her only disappointment was that she


didn't come away with a medal, after finish­ ing with tlie same time as tho girl in bronze


position. However, tlie Clitheroe youngster certain­


ly has time on her side, with another year at this level to come.


CRICKET TEAMS


Saturday Clitheroc (v Settle, away, meet


12-15 p.m.) P. Bishop, M. Bolton, N. Bolton, A. Burns. Stephen Bishop, Simon Bishop, S. Coulter, N. Bibby, M. Dewhurst, N. Winckley, Benjamin. Same team Sunday for Heaton, home, except D. Glover for N. Winckley. Scorer


- P. Cox. T i t Z a


C. Musson, C. Seed, S. Blackburn, E Gaskell, K. Fawcett, S. Booth, D. Glover, M. Hargreaves, M. Coulter, P. Hussain. Scorer - J. Blackburn. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Oswaldtwistle, home, start 2 p.m.) T. Braithwaite, G. Monk, M. Briggs, M. Davies, A. Ainsworth, R A. Hall, R Spencerm B. Spencer, M. Wrigley, D. Overy, Nawaz. Same team Stmday v Gol- borne, home, start 2 p.m„ except R. Palmer tor D. Overy (res). Scorer-S. Wharton. Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v


Stacksteads, away, meet 12-50 p.m.) I. Britcliffe, G. Leach, A. Marsh, A. Pearce, M. Peel, M. Stafford, D. Gardner-Chan, J. Braithwaitc, R. Whalley, R. Clark, G. Maguire. Scorer - R.


Gladwin. Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (vBurnloy


Belvedere, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) A. Hacking, M. Powell, N. Car- tledgo, D. Musson, G. Sutcliffe, M. Eglm, G. Bamber, A. King, R. Rudd, J. Pon-sonby, S. Westhead. Scorer - T. Bailey. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds (v


Earby, away, start 2 p.m.) I. Kirk, R. Wellock, A. Kirk, R. Lloyd, M. Peel, R. Gladwin, A. Pearce, S. Fielding, T. Jeffs, R. Clark, A. Marsh.


Monday Ribblcsdalc Wanderers Youth


(v Bamoldswick, home, meet 5-15 p.m.) A. Ainsworth, R. Clark, R. Whalloy, M. Stafford, D. Gardner Chan, M. Peel, A. Pearce, G. Maguire. J. Braithwaile, A. Kirk, S. Wharton, R. Lloyd.


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Total (for 9).........................193 Bowling: Davies 10-2-36-1; S.


Bulcock 10-1-18-3; J. Capstick 5-1- 33-1; P. Usher 9-0-3241: D. Clegg 4- 1-30-0; M. Rishton 10-1-38-3.


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